Lily Pad Springs

The overall experience wasn't too bad and this place is awesome for younger kids. My 3 year old had a great time. The girl selling wristbands on the other hand was pretty rude and dry. When my husband said have a good day she just rolled her eyes and started talking to another employee. Other then a rude employee with the personality of a rock it was pretty awesome.

Big fan of this place. I wish there was maybe a small pool or a few other water slides or items adults could use with the kids. the staff was fantastic in helping and watching. Just wish we adults can interact a lil more

Just picked up a child from here who loved it, so his vote is 5 stars. Wants to go again. Looked clean. Apparently has time slots so no overcrowding.

My kids love this splash pad. They have 2 hour blocks that you can pay for in advance online or you can purchase them at the kiosk out front.

When you read the description of Lily Pad Springs on its web site it says it's the largest water pad in Michigan. Not sure what they are basing this on? When we drove up the kids thought I went to the wrong spot, where exactly is the largeness? There are 3 slides, nothing large tho, the water bucket is 55 gallons, most range much much higher. There was plenty of seating for adults who are there to watch and not get wet. The small toddler children were having the time of their life, I brought 2 12 year old boys, they had fun but a bit disappointed in the size and lack of activities for older kids. The staff were very friendly, the pad was clean and bathrooms were close to pad and very clean as well. If you have toddlers I would highly recommend. As far as having 2 hours, that's really all you need. I gave 4 stars for friendliness, cleanliness, and fun for toddlers, the missing star is for older kids, not enough to keep them busy.